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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
srccpssop FOR GENERAL BRA YTOY.

Providence, May 81 tSpeciap.-The action OF one
church in this city may have changed the whole policy
of this State toward the liquor traib. The CHEF OF
the State Police General Brayton, had resigned his
resignation to take effect at midnight last light
.nv oroper persoh recommended by the Prohibition
ists WHO drafted the amendments TO the law. They
recommended the Rev. John H. Larry, pastor OF the
Richmond Street Free Congregational Church, a man
universally liked, with a good war record and an
experience in this work in New-Hampshire' Larry
consented to accept and his bondsmen were procured
for him. when he grieved his friends and delis hted
the LIQUOR element BY declining the office, out OF def
erencs TO the wishes of his church His choice was
Chiet Of Police Turner of Newport. That gentleman
retused the Office tearing that the Democratic General
Assembly soon to come will abolish It, The Pfohl-
bitionsts are lett without strong candidate anu IL Is
probable that General Brayton will be asked TO re-
=, An until the meeting OF the General Assembly the
frat week la Jure II Larry had accepted, prohibi-
tion would have been rigdly enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD AT PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, May 81 (SpecaD.-The third days
aim of the sixty-t0iIth General Synod vi tne
Presbyterian Church of North America began touaS
1y,h The Rev David Steele moderator. The REV.
Alexander Kerr, treasurer OF The Church EAlehsloh
Fund stated that the receipts OF the last year "cIe
go 291 Ok and the expenditures sos OF, leaving a
balance of S2,236 40. AT the request OF Dr. steele
the business pending at the last adjournment nancy
the disposition of the memorial and protest oil the
C-dsryile OHIO congregation against the acIloh
=, the trustees of their church in rejecting the use
~ tokens at communion services. was taken up Dr.
Steele stated that the resolution he had ohercd
CAV was vague. to sense therefore he "ouiu o"oi
the following as substitutes Il,
PesoJred That the memorialists have the sympathy
OF the synod and that the session OIL inc oeuatS W
cono reqation are hereby ahectonately dFectcu 10
copfinne the use OF the token in the dlspenesoh vi
the Lords SUPPER
The Rev NJ. Y. 30, &c, second Philadelphia Church,
reouested DIR. Steele to use the word "enuea'
instead of direct. but the Doctor feiuseo' INC ,H
david Mckinney said his orthodoxy had oeeh calieu
In ouestion because he dispensed in his churcn win
the toksn He cited several violations OF the
directory of worship, OF which was that 10 many
Eastsrn churches members came to the Lords tanie
Win a token in one hand ami the badge OF secret
society in the ott er. Elder Ephra IN Young stated
he had been surprised to hear that more thah one
halt of the congregation OF Cedve nau ~
commune because the order was not adpeteu TO- nc
advocated the use OF I" no soft words Dut the con
gregation be directed to comply with the rules lie
ienisd the abatement that members OF the Eastern
chuI cles belonged TO secret societs " L
m.nt of Mr. Young, and stated that only TWO OF three
retused TO at end the communion service because OF
disuse OF the tokens: Inc hev. o. Seepoa, S"o CO.
;nvited 10 become willing member, ana the synou
agreed to hear MrSeeper speak on TUESDAY morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
THE IyyLSALOOy MASs.MEETIyG.

Preparations for the massmeeting OF the AnuSaoon
Repubcaus to be held at the Cooper sute arc under
way The list OF speakers will be announced In day or
two Letters been received have been promised
from many distinguished Republicans IN advocacy OF the
antisaloon movement Among those who have signihed
their intention write United States Senators Hoar
HARRISON Morrill,. Blair Edmunds, Plumb and wilson
of MASSACHUSETTS; Gallinger, OF New Hampshire; Petit
bone OF Tennessee and Taylor OF Ohio Governors MAT
tin of Kansas and McGill OF Minnesota ex-senator
Window aud Chsuncey NJ. DePew, Benson J. Lose
Theodore g. Strong and Henry L. Tremain OF New YORK
civ; Judge solon O Thatcher OF Kansas General A. b.
Ncitieton Minnesota; Mayor Proctor OF Ogdenspurg
and Nay or Forelich, OF Pittsbury, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
PARADE OF THE wHEELMENs LEAGU

ST. LOUIS May 81 (SpectaD The annual parade OF The
Of American Wheemen took place this morning and
attracted thousands spectators TO the route The start
was made In Lucas place. between Twenty first and twenty
second sts and buglecall given 500 wheelmen
ountc and the long OF bicycles rolled toward the
river The eight miles long and teImlna'ea ~
Forest Park where the league was photoSiaphot lhe
parade lei by twelve mounted policemen The ne was
healed by A X Stewart pace maker; president hIkptt
rick. Professor Stone ami Colonel Albert A. Pope ana
Ge1reo A. q tandem Then came INC va
rous State divisions under their respective cohsuis
In the Massachusetts Division appeared the sltl.land
IN this country just lm oitel
from England 1t was ridden by Secretary Bassett W. u
Everett Chief Consul Hayes, George H. Hi'
ex. treasurer sanford LawtOn and q. l. snth
Tho,nas Stevens who circumcyced the BioDe,
was in the Massachusetts Division and was recognized y
many of the spectators The tricycle. division rOug up to
rear In good shape number OF tandems Inc Only
amusing think In the Oshkosh wheemen VINO
we're with Chinese hats and carried large banner
inscribed, Hong Kong Division -, 49,, .,,.
Tie annual dinner given at the Lnde Hotel Tonight
Thomas OF ST. LOUIS acted a. Inc pro-
address Of welcome by Jacob turth rep
resenng the citizens OF St Louis and remarks by various
wellkLown wheemcn The dinner WI END the pf9gLamme
OF the meeting many OF the wheelmon VIII lake the
Hudson TO carksve to attend me American
men road which of Monday The distance IS
100 niles The entries Nelson, MoCurdy, WHITAKER,
Rhodes Frazier Crocker Munger Prnce Ashnger
and HollngswOrth
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INTERsCHoLAsrIC ASSOCIATION GAMES.

cu1IFn,s SCHOOL WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
FOUR CHEST on RECORDS" BROKEN.
large number Of interested spectators gathered at
the Manhattan Athletic Club Grounds yesterday after
noon to witness the ninth annual games OF tho New1ork
Interscholasic Athletic Association. FOND mammas
and papas witnessed the triumphs OF their boys w'e
vounqstes OF all sizes occupied every available nook OF
The grand stand shouting in high treble tho respective
wells OF the schools 10 which they DeohGeu'
The games 100 were by no means III &
records were broken. =, p pto,.r1
Evert j. Wendell acted as referee. and NJ t. Richard
The chamnionship cup which Is held fora year by the
school winning the greatest number pLcs was Won
were given TO those who broke records, while gold and
silver medals awarded to the hIst and second III
each event.
One hundrodyards dash-Frst heat won by H. young
second heat won by + o. Moen nssi HSh me II seconds
Throwing tho baseballWon ny y ivisop unuer 81 Sec
o o bnDSTsd and twenty.yards dash Won by r. Lee.
Cutters second, II. James, Dr. Chapihs. Iime <iTseo
one dash boys under 5Record broken
by n Lord EversOns by Oneh OF socohu seconu' ~ l.
WaIImile rnn-Won by j. Wendell, Berkeley Time min
One SunIrsd and twenty yards hurdle dashwon by IT. A.
sIayback Berkeley; second j. T. Lee cutters lIne 10
Tug Of war; between the columbia school and The
Berkeley schoolWon by Columbia, at the emu oil h'o MN
One mile ru~Won by A. James Dr. Chapinsi second
schweyer. Columbia grammar school, une' o'n""'o'
seconds ,nr.o c,rors. n 7 uauoweu
reans distance 20 feet iDces record broken Dy ioo'
aTieT mile rune Watson Cuters T. Stead Berke
Pnt Eng Tie shoINW. Adams cutters F. sexas. Column
bia grnmar school distance SO feet bo Inches record
Two mile bicycle r@Gem"on , Dy 20 70 secoads
iIieh inmp-A. james Dr. Chapihs, II. b. Ludington
oge milo wake D. Short; Warner: time. 10 minutes,
80 20 seconds record broken by seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
MIL OUTFIT ATAUCHOM.
GREAT CHANCES FoR SMALL POWERS AT NORFOLK
NEXT TUESDAY.


NEXT TUESDAY.
NoprotK Va May 2l-In accordance with n circular
order OF secrtary Whitney, issued on May ., tho'o
i, TO be- an auction sale at the Navy farI here on
Tuesday Of miscellaneous lot Of condemned ai"'H'
ami s,n,l,cs that have accumulated from time ante
dating the burning Of tho old frigate Mcrrimao
(after,rarl the notod TcOcl ram Of that nance III
lsO1 whether it will attract any Large NUMBER oi
speculators Interested In the building up
., somo navy OF tbia fourth
r,to foreign Power Is not yet prom
,.cd by their presence here, but from the list oil
thing. 10 be sold IL wouh that If Ilaytl OF 1oho
other west Indian south American Republic shouu
boc,mo tho purchaser OF tho whole IL would secure
an equipment sufficient for iorimdablc hocI ~ -
set forth in tho secrctays circular that these ol"
articles and materials arc unscryc,abo Tor use III
,ha rrnuo,cd rchabiitatel United states Navy for
which Congress has made large Appropriation an"
cannot bo prontably used by rc-wOrng OF Otherwise
IN tho construction and repairs Of vessels her
machinery, armor, armament OF equipment
Tho collection Is a heterogeneous one, comprising
enctnes CTS gun.carriages shot, shells, bOat-,
machinery. household furnishings etc. ior instance
tuuie aIo thirty -Oue bOncIs ana cIsAt s'uli cne'
snuS of which were constructed Tor vessels no" ia
Hctiye squadron service. There are Two OF bouIho :
,ttechlsms tho hsan engine Two NoluHIos VI
fommoIOru IshcrwOOl'B " RESEARCHES on steam t"o
ootics OF Ncbstcrs Dictionary; one volume Oh M
,,1,raI Iuces seamanship'; ono copy OF lIebe
nIistory OF tho American Flag; copy OF Cnitcd
States Consul Regulations, ana seNcf'i othcI Dooh'
that might bo utilized IN cadet school IOr ln,nc,
aIo I.o there aro Zoo chests containing cdnl9tcrs
of powder and shra pncl, ana JJ4 boxes ana 2@,O3'
bags for cartridges; also 2,233 Day Ohcts l0r VIZ
chester rifles. and 0oJ gun CARRIAGES OF the pro
iecties there arc 2os Craze cantcrs, 1914 shells
and ss7 shot There Is enough machinery to ne up
Iomers and drills: also sixty anchors, great and
small. Tho citizens Of Norfolk, bOth Whitc ana Dac'i
will have opportunity to provide their ho9 ,.,
with chairs, tables and rang',, not 70 speak oi h''
"tOmcntOrs," Whatever they may DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

Court Mrs Parisen described the interview she had
with the man In the Office whom she believed to DC COM
him and IA none of his agents were in court Mrs Pasen
failed to recognize the she had the interview with
Mr. Comstock denounced the whole matter as case OF
perjury gotten up in the office of District Attorney Rd
way Brooklyn Offset to his moral efforts in tha
city. He acknowledged however, that Mrs Parlsen naa
alleged keepers OF the gambling den at No. for
$500 out OF which william c. Beecher her counsel VINO
is also counsel for Mr. ComsOcks society deducted ms
foe Mr. ComstOck said: Beecher not then acting
for the society" Justice White told Mr. Comstock TO go
IN the District Attorney with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
INTERNAL REVENUE CONSOLIDATION.
AN ESTIMATED ANNUAL SAVING OF OVEN
100000 IN SALARIES AND RENTS.

AN ESTIMATED ANNUAL SAVING OF OVEN
100000 IN SALARIES AND RENTS.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The President issued an ORDER
to-day changing and consolidating number OF the inter-
nal Revenue districts throughout tho county, as foows
Thu state OF consolidated with tho Fourth pis-
irct Of 'nt the Second pTct Of lilo OILS with the
First Di.rot OF illinois tho Fourth Dtis Elm, S' bisIres
SeIeR no ,Su w the Esnt District Of illinois, Eleventh
District OF Indiana with the sixth DlstTet Oh & Ia
District Of Delaware with district Of MsryIa1d the
Tenth District OF MASSACHUSETTS, with the Ih,fu nsct
OF Louisiana the Fourth District OF Missouri WIN INC ths
prst Of Missouri ine b peTGr Msn ana Vermont
with the District OF New .9
i ps FfteenH Dsit OF With the Ds
.rot OF New.York the three present districts " Tu
Carolina Known ATs as he Fourth and Fifth Districts
OF North Carolina; the sixth district OF ONO Is % @
mnnngon Of the present Twenty third Distrc. Of Penn.
sylvan and the Comfy Of Bedford Of te PrGICn Ninth Dis
ct Of Pennsylvania the Nineteenth DstSI o eInept
tho County OF Bedord the Twenty third DISTRICT Oh
Pennsyvania except the Counties OF Blair ana
are psrct Of Pen1syvania the District of
exas consolidated with the Third District OF texas vi.
district OF Virginia the District OF Wisconsin is con-
with the First District OF Wisconsin ana ,e
District Wisconsin consolidated with the second Dsct
OF Wisconsin.
Under this order OF reorganization twenty-five districts
will be abolished and the collectors thereo @
the service Commissioner Miller says mat the new ar
rangemeDt will not in any manner ihteIle,o mt'
convenience OF the taxpayers ana VIII save W .no
eminent more than 700 annually ltls sau 10 10
the Intention TO require such collectors as are now oc
cupying rented offices to remove TO the GoVerHncut
buildings all where it Is practicaDo anu ~ aso
probable that other changes will be made winch VIII I
sure still greater economy and efficiency IN inc NANCY ~
Inent OF this branch OF tho Government service Ing
order of consolidation carefully considered anu was
agreed upon by the President. the Secretary OF tue
Treasury and the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
r,,p,r e,,sr AIMED AGAINST MAGoNE.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-An appeal was taken TO mo
Treasury Department from the action OF the collector
II Customs AT NewYort I'm assessing additional (pend)
duty on certain "sugar pumpingo' landed at New
York from the steamship Gangcs In June last mo
puupinc, consisted Of the DRAWINGS OF sugar which
,txed with the bgo water In the hold OF the vessel
ing It's voyage to this country The conslgnoes OF
tho vessel entered the pumpngs at certain value,
which was advanced 100 per cent by the appraiser
Tho Collector held that the additional duty was III,
Cured under the provisions Of section No. E,ooO OF
thc Revised Statutes, who tho Naval Oniccr AT New
York held that said law aid not apply, for tho reason
that there was no invoice of fOrcign market value
on the commodity entered, and that no other entry
than an entry by appraisement was necessary. As
si.tant Secretary Maynard susains the views on inc
Naval officer and has instructed the Collector to
rcllqudate tho entry accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
TEN MORE BAAD-KNoBBERS Arrested

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May GA dispatch from OZARK NO.
SAYS: "sher johnson returned to this place yesterday
from Douglass County, bringing ten Bald'KnoDpers
three of them citizens of Christian County They were
arrested on information given by one Swearlngen charg
ing them with administering the hickory TO MN one
night last July and they will be tried in Of the town
shDs I'm the west end OF this county IL Is believed there
are many Of this kind which the last speca Grana
Jury failed reach and IL is expected that more arrests
will follow The present is the ougrowth OF an od
family feud one OF the Swearingens having Deen IN
dIcted I'm 1886 for a murder committed some twenty
wears but the case was carried general con-
tnuance at the last regular Of the Circuit Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
DpTrPlfJyED 10 COMMIT SUICIDE

Sarah McCaulcy, young married woman, OF No.
on west Ffteenthst shot herself I'm tho head about
a week ago. She recovered at tho Now-York Hos
pital and was discharged, "a the police could not
nrove that she intended to kin herself On Thursday
She was taken 10 the felsOn Market Police Court
ON a charge Of attempting to poison herself, but she
was again discharged. Yesterday sho was iOund
suffering FROM the effects Of carbollc acid which she
evidently had taken with suicidal Intent The police
sent her TO tho hospital again. and tho surgeons
,hnngbt she was likely 10 die Her husband, a hard
Working and temperate man, could mot unders tand
why she wanted 10 Kill herself NeghbOrs, who spoke
well OF the husband said that too much rum had made
Mrs Nice aulcy crazy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
TIE COURTS.
II. FRENCH SUING wALLAcK AND MOSS.

T. II. FRENCH SUING wALLACK AND MOSS.
Thomas Henry French has sued Lester Wallact
and Theodore Moss to recover the value of note for
~, 800, with interest, made by Mr. Walack On Sep
tember 20, 1886, and ind0rscd by Mr.. Moss The
not, ,vas given as the first payment under agree
mont for Inc purchase by Mr.. Mallack OF the pay
SSster Mary by which per cent OF the first $1,000
~ nrogt ON tho production Of the play TO be pad
10 Tho pIa nun and 10 per cent OF all above $1,000
Tho defence Is that the plaintiff made misreprcscn-
tations in regard to the play saying that it had al
ready been produced successfully and that there was
thcIsfor, no valid consideration for the note. The
caso IS set down for trial before Chief Justice BIC
Adam In tho City Court on June TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
WHY sEyAroR McpnERsON Will NOT TEsTIF

wAsmINGToS, May 81 tSpecia0 Senator Mcpherson
In explaining why he declined 70 appear Deloro INC
commission 10 investigate the Pacific Railroads. says:
81 bavo nothing to tell the commission that Is not
accessible to them without me. All tho Information
I havo received in regard to the management oil
these roads has been attained from the files Oh the
several Covenant Departments, and In some cases
from statements voluntarily brought to me. Now, l
40 not care 10 GO before tho committee and DO cross
CANNED upon a subject Of which | have no per
sonal knowledge and besides as senator ; L SHAH
no comucl0I TO act uIOn the report OF this commits
Zion when it il submitted 10 Congress- l do not
chose 10 DO made witness In a case wherein am,
nonrcd 10 bc one OF the judges. But there need
ho no difficulty In tho way OF Tn commission In get
T1r ali the Information 1 have had a. TO these
roads,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

CASES BEFORE THE COMMERCE COMMlSsloN'
WASHINGTON May Ell. W. Bryant, representing
tho steamboat interests on tho Ohio and Mississippi
rivers addressed the Interstate Commerce Commission
briefly today I'm opposition TO the further suspension
of the fo>th section as respects the roads connecting
with the river lines.
The Commission has received a petition from tho
Traders and Travellers Union through Russell T.
Hoyt its general manager, asking that 1t be made
party to the proceedings brought by the Lehgh Naey
road against the Recalling road In relation to the ifee
transportation Of baggage under the old arrangement
between the roads and the Union.
Ieverctt Leonard, Of Leonard, Saline County, MO,
dealer I'm improved breeds Of cattle charges that the
Union Pacific charges him 80 per cent above the reg
MAR rates, when shipping cattle In improved cars
provided with apparatus for feeding and watering
lie asks that tho road be required to refund the eN-
cess 10 furnish the improved ITSELF or haul inc
stock al regular rates when the shipper FURNISHES ods'
The citizens and business men Ot Marshall LoA',
protest vigorously against tho suspension OF c lOns
and sbort haul provision They aver that the lcNas
Pacific. I'm consideration Of E3OjtOOO IN ncrO'la
securtes and $1,000 I'm real estate agreed 10 place
A.. general Offices and shops In Marshhl ana 10 sNV
that town terminal facilities, notwlths tMlno NntJi
agreement IL has constantly charged nearly dOuno
r9.es from Marshall 10 1T. Louis "a cOmphtsl "l,r
tbo.e from Shreveport 70 -. Louis -iOftA hrs Iui
,bcr. ami wien tho people Of Marshall sought n
measure Of relief by shipping from 81 Louis 10 shrcVc
uort and thence back TO Marshall, tho company put
nm the local rates between Shreveport ana Marshall
Tho same discrimination the petitioners assert yn
ist, with respect New-Olcans apd MarshaIl ullo.
In reply 10 inquiry a. 70 whether more man
ono member II a tranc combination consisting VI
several railroad freight lines must Me copies VI
their agreements Joint tariffs, etc., secretary MOsSlcy
has written, by authority Of the Commission ulat'
any ono member or agent may file returns Tor All
tho members Of combination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
NETWORK DRIVING CLUB RACES.

The executive committee the Driving Club OF NewYork
have decided to give silver cup for members horses that
have no record three minutes The race Ia TO DO
fhoreafter Hores will be called p The 10 be
tToted to top wagons mile heats best two in three
horses 10 he driven members member
has offered $500 purse, silver plate at winners option
for by members milo heats best three
i'm five 10 harness This Will take place the same
day Entries Tor both races close at p. M, May 27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
pITa OF LEGAL NEWS,

exty-two applicants for admission to the bar wcro
examined yesterday the General Term room OF the
cunreme court before Michael II. Cardozo, william
ID Hornblowcr and Rastus S. Ransom
day removed william A. Minants from his position
as trustee and assignee Of the New,Yort Fish ana
bi5 place Mr.. Winants failed 10 file his schedules
within the time required by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

GENERAL SELFRIDGE TO BE BURIED MONDAf.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81 tspecidD-The eoroners jury
to-day rendered verdict that General James l. sel
ridge com mited suicide while temporarily insane lie
was member OF the Grand Army Of the Republic and
Will be buried with military honors Monday afternoon
Iha rennlns VIII DO taken 10 Bethlehem.
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GIVING ELL FoR TRIAL AS oOYSPIRAT 0RS.

GIVING BAIL FOR TRIAL AS COHSfIhAIOAs.
IxprASAroLIs May 21.The politicians indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury yesterday for conspiracy and forgery
at the election last ran came into court this morning ana
gave bond for their appearance for trial. General Carn
r did NOT appear being in Washington in attendance
men the National Militia drill W. L. Barrows the other
with Carnahanis charged with voting
49, The eleven democrats indicted for conspiracy
~ Nv ~ tben-fov Bernnamer, Counselman, Budd,
Mat"ex and Perkigs.are separately indicted for overt
acts ia connection with the conspiracy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
THE COLOR LINE AMONG LAWYERS.

WASHINGTON. May 81 tSpeeiab.-Tho bench and bar OF
washington enjoyed river excursion and dinner OF
ranked shad to-day. The officers OF the court were
cacnt cXccpt Recorder Troter No colored member OF
he liar was OF the party. The color line was drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

Secretary Farchlld was in the city yesterday and
visited the sub-Treasury and the Custom House. He
lunched with Assistant Treasurer Canda and Conrad n
Jordan recently United states Treasurer and now vice
president Of the Western National Bank He will
remain here several days and 1t is understood that his
visit is partly In the nature of vacation. Mr.. Canda
said that IL had nothing 10 do with the affairs Of the Sub
Treasury Al the Custom House he visited the several
departments under the surveyor and closely Inspected
the manner OF keeping the records especially those In
the gaugers department The secretary then went to
the Barge Office and aftcrwar took sail down the Bay
and up the East River, surveyor Beatc accompanying
him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
rnp uuPIBURT DIVORCE CASE.

NEwroRT May 2l.The hearing in the divorce suit OF
Ella C. Hurlburt against Henry A. Hurlburt r was re-
ouened to-day ON the question OF domcie Considerable
tcstmopv was taken mostly OF a contradictory nature.
TIE closing argumept was made the court reserved
"a. xo.i